Archery Carbon Arrow 28 29 30 inch 300 340 350 400 Spine Practice Hunting Arrows for Compound Recurve Bow 12PCS

These arrows are excellent! Very well made and fly true. I ordered the 300 spine and I should a 70 pound bow. They group very well at 20 yards as you can see in the photo and are pretty tight all the way to 50 yards. I would say about a 4-5 inch group for 5 arrows (shot through a whisker biscuit). These arrows do not disappoint!

They look to be pretty decent and they fly well. I would definitely buy them again if I need more. The price is good.

Having shot these arrows a few times I can say they fly fairly well. I bought these for practice as they are a similar diameter and weight to other more expensive arrows I use in the field. They are budget arrows. You can tell the components aren’t premium but they seem to be fine for practice. The vanes are glued on with a fair amount of glue. I wouldn’t call it sloppy, but it’s not pretty. Overall they shoot just fine and for the price I think they are great. They are not my Eastons, that is for sure, but I also am not crying when one hits the backstop and snaps. I will probably stop back and update this review as I shoot them a few more times. Like many people I was a little worried shooting budget arrows because of the possibility of them splintering and going throw my hand, but I’ve been checking them and haven’t heard any creeking or cracking yet. For now 5 stars for value. Also came packed very well.

Many of us don't have the luxury to purchase expensive pro arrows that cost $200+ for a pack of six. When practicing tight grouping on the backyard these cheap arrows do just fine for me. I can put tight groups with these as well as with more expensive arrows. The quality is very good. One minor issue was with the nocks grabbing the string too tight. Looks like it is a double lock design. That affects the accuracy a lot by changing the speed and direction. Best solution is to replace the nocks with quality Easton ones or similar. What I did was using a 2.5mm rotary tip and filing off the inside of the nock groove. That still allows the arrow to stay in place but doesn't slow it down or changes the direction when the string moves. After the mod the groupings improved a lot - see the pictures from 25 yards. Just wanted to share this tip for everyone who has issues with these arrows. Otherwise, no issues.

I use these almost daily for target practice and repetitions. They fly pretty good and are consistent to my more expensive arrows I hunt with.I do wish they were more brightly colored.

I've been getting ready for hunting season and shooting at 30 and 40 yards these arrows are as accurate as any I own. I will be trying a few shots at longer distances in the near future, but I'm well pleased with these arrows.

So the price point on these is pretty great compared to anything you will get in a hunting shop. However the fletchings do not last long. They quickly develop permanent wrinkles that will dramatically impact the fligth speed and path of the arrow. I find Pinal Arrows to be the same price point and last significantly longer.

I thought at first these would be target only arrows but I tried them out on two doe this morning and they worked great. One arrow did snap in half when the doe hit a tree but she only made it about 20 yard before the dropped, the second arrow slid right through the deer and lay on the ground, this doe ran about 40 yards and dropped.